Sentence examples for disastrous implications of from inspiring English sources

Solomon reveals the disastrous implications of the unseasonal weather.

You chew on the possibly brilliant, probably disastrous implications of it all.

The NHF chief executive, David Orr, said: "Ministers have failed to think through the potentially disastrous implications of imposing an under-occupation penalty on so many different groups of tenants.

Since it is accepted that God is omniscient, and that this implies that he knows what every future event including mental events such as volitions will be, (7) and (8) each seem to rule out any sort of freedom of the will requisite for attributing moral responsibility: a consequence the disastrous implications of which Boethius the character vividly describes.

The irony, as readers have pointed out already, is that both NPR and New York Times have been fairly open-minded, liberal, shall we say, when it comes to coverage of the disastrous implications of a global meat diet for the environment, not to mention animal lives.

They are clearly intended to undermine the strength of lands, water and wildlife protections and would have disastrous implications for the future of conservation in the United States.

Government and utility industry officials regularly monitor the nation's electrical grid because it is highly computerised and any disruptions can have disastrous implications for the functioning of medical and emergency services, the Post said.

The group's control of transport routes could have disastrous implications for those relying on international aid to survive.

The closure of Honda in Swindon would have "disastrous implications" for the Kasai automotive plant in Merthyr Tydfil, a source has told the BBC.

He noted that a refusal of Megrahi's request could have had disastrous implications for British interests in Libya.

The government's own climate change adviser, Ross Garnaut, has calculated that halting the growth in emissions at 550ppm-650ppm wouleadead to an average temperature rise of 3C to 4C – a rise with disastrous implications for Australia.